News - Camden Rise

The first Camden students to sit exams since the pandemic have been celebrating their A-level results, with the overall borough figure above the 2019 results - the last time students sat exams, rather than having grades assessed by their teachers.  Ninety-eight per cent of Camden A-level exam entries in 2022 were awarded a pass at grades A* to E - while 85% of Camden students achieved at...

There’s still time to enter Camden in Bloom in the Young Gardener category. If you're under 16 and love growing vegetables or planting flowers, we want to hear from you!  You could win a gift hamper, courtesy of Alara health foods and a £40 voucher from Camden Garden Centre. Second and third placed entrants will receive a £20 or £10 voucher prize. Just send a photo of what you have grown...

Join a fun, online creative workshop exploring the culture, sounds and words of Kilburn with local artist Linett Kamala - and be part of a new art project for Brondesbury Bridge on Kilburn High Road. Camden Council, in partnership with Brent Council and the Greater London Authority (GLA), through the High Streets for All Challenge, have jointly commissioned a public art project for Kilburn...

Were you inspired by the Lionesses' victory at Euro 2022? Want to help the next Leah Williamson, Millie Bright, Jess Carter or Keira Walsh to develop their football skills? If you're aged 16 to 19 and looking to pursue a career in sport and physical activity, why not find out more and sign up for the Sports Education and Training Programme at Talacre Community Sports Centre? LaSWAP Sixth...

Three young adults with learning disabilities have graduated from Camden's Project Choice programme, run in partnership with the Royal Free Hospital. The Health Education England programme - supported locally by Camden Council and the Royal Free Hospital - aims to increase young people’s confidence, social skills, work and employability skills in a wide range of job roles to prepare...